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Millions of "bricks and mortar" businesses have websites, but

only a fraction of those businesses are using the Internet to

bring in more sales. It's an expense that they pay because

"everyone else is doing it". Don't settle for that.



Is the Internet bringing customers to your doors? If not, here

are three important tips to make you grin about your "net

profits" (and make your competition jealous):



Three Tips to Make the Internet Bring Customers to Your Store or

Office:



1. Write to persuade.



If your business is like most businesses, competition is fierce

and just a click away. Don't just put up a brochure describing

your business - that's too easy to click away from, and they

will. A brochure website is like a timid office worker who gives

just the boring facts.



Think of your website and online ads as your "salesman in

cyberspace", a salesman who makes a mouth-watering,

I've-got-to-get-it-NOW offer. Reach through the monitor, grab

your visitor by his shirt and tell him why you're going to make

a positive difference in his life. Make him see it, feel it,

taste it. Whatever you sell, make him salivate as he gets into

the car to come see you.



You can do this in audience-appropriate ways, whether your

business is an architecture firm, a sports bar or a children's

clothing store.

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2. Attract as many TARGETTED visitors as you can. Don't waste

time or money on people who are not likely to buy from you.

There are many ways to bring targetted traffic to your site and

business. Some of the top ways are:



Pay-per-click ads Email ads Joint Ventures Discussion list

postings Article writing and distribution



These ways are important because you can match your marketing

message to the people you are looking for. A great example of

this was on last season's Apprentice TV show. The contest was to

sell the most discount wedding gowns in one day.



One team handed out flyers on the streets of New York. They drew

a measley number of customers. The other team bought an email ad

from theknot.com wedding website and had customers lined up down

the block. And they sold 5 times the amount of the first team.

You can use this technique to draw customers too, either to your

website or directly to your business.



3. Set your website visitors hair on fire.



You may have heard this before. It means, give them a reason to

ACT NOW. When a website visitor says to him or herself "I'll

think about it," and clicks away, you know THEY ARE GONE. They

are busy in their own lives, thinking about everything else but

your business and your offer.



How do you get them to act now?



Make a limited time offer. It can be a discount, but it doesn't

have to be. For example, you can add an online coupon that

visitors can print and bring in for a free gift with purchase.

If you're in the knowledge business, offer a free support

information, such as a "Checklist for Your Home Addition

Project", but only if they act now.



Revamp your salesman in cyberspace to attract potential

customers, make the case that you are what they want and show

them why it's in their best interest to get up and go get it NOW.







About the author:

Raynay Valles is a Marketing Specialist who builds sales for

established businesses. For more info, visit Internet Marketing

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